Regardless our Differences

February 3, 2014

The whole purpose of religion is to facilitate love and compassion, patience, tolerance, humility, and forgiveness.~Dalai Lama


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    John Said

    February 3, 2014

    My interpretation is it's a reminder that meditation has been a part of many religious traditions.

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    John Said

    February 3, 2014

    +craig walker I just read about it. Apparently because the texts state Jesus was born in the days of king herod and the historical records say herod died 4bc so Jesus must be born before that date.

    I guess the dates of kings and pharos and emperors are much easier to validate than other figures.

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    Chorum Ventus

    February 3, 2014

    Tolerance is indifference to the truth. It treats truth and error, and good and evil equally. To be totally tolerant is to be totally unethical. 

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    arham zabi

    February 3, 2014

    Ye khud pathar k hai dusro ko kya faida dein gy

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    david davison

    February 3, 2014

    Nope it's created to be delusional and for people to try and follow impossible rules and to hateful toward other religions

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    Sajjad Amin

    February 3, 2014

    One the thing I can tell is all those 3 religuons have been corrupted today

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    Sajjad Amin

    February 3, 2014

    I specially the ones who make a sculpture with there own hands and then bow down to it , how can a stone help you if it can't. Help it self, please wake up

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    Chorum Ventus

    February 3, 2014

    One reason for the study of religion, is to try to understand why we and this universe exist.   

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    mady sach

    February 3, 2014

    wonderful Picture, believe is ALL THE SAME

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